kimchi-reader
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
A reader for korean learner
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Description from store
Kimchi reader is a tool that assists people in reading Korean text by providing definitions for each word through a hover-activated popup dictionary.
This is a paid product, more details available at https://kimchi-reader.app
Features:
- 📖 Strong popup dictionary with krdict/stdict/hanja all in one.
- ⛏️ Sentence mining on youtube, netflix and any webpage. Export to anki later.
- 📊 Stats on the current media you are consuming
Latest reviews
- Cried
- Amazing!
- Key
- Literally the best tool out there for learning Korean
- Key
- Literally the best tool out there for learning Korean
- Rein Koop
- Amazing. Best. Must have for Korean learning
- testing123
- I've barely started using it but I'm so excited about this from seeing an app on Reddit. I'm TOPIK 6 but I have kind of given up on trying to find more authentic material to study because it's so time consuming to check vocab. I'm an English teacher in Korea so I've recommended Language Reactor about a thousand times to my students, but Korean doesn't usually work with these apps because of the grammar structures. I'm AMAZED at how the app knows that "날씨가" for example is "날씨" +가 when you hover over it. I wanted to write a review despite not having used it long because it seriously works so well and so many learners need to know about it! Dev please post to r/korean!!
- Adrian
- got me so hyped im doing backflips rn
- Adrian
- got me so hyped im doing backflips rn
- 웨슬리
- Really useful extension for learning Korean. Better than most other options as it understands that a word can take several grammatical forms, or have grammatical features connected to it, and does not assume that it is a different word (or lemma). It's still currently in development, but the developer is working very hard and is super responsive to us users. :)
- 웨슬리
- Really useful extension for learning Korean. Better than most other options as it understands that a word can take several grammatical forms, or have grammatical features connected to it, and does not assume that it is a different word (or lemma). It's still currently in development, but the developer is working very hard and is super responsive to us users. :)